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Oh stop. Are you really going to play dumb? I thought you were better than that ksp.
The evidence provided by the statement of REPUBLICAN witness Rep Herrera Beutler recounting of McCarthy's conversation pleading with Trump to call off the protesters was entered into the trial and was reported by multiple sources. That convo made it crystal clear Trump knew exactly what he was doing. Are you really going to sit there and pretend like it never happened?
You just proved you're either not even aware of this or you're in deep denial. That's why you're OANNED.
It was a clear dereliction of his Constitutional duty as CiC to put members of congress in harm's way by not calling off his maggats despite the pleas from his aides for 90 minutes (and McCarthy) as they breached the capitol building. In fact he never did as it was Pence who finally called in the National Guard.
[url]https://www.factcheck.org/2021/01/timeline-of-national-guard-deployment-to-capitol/[/url]
He obviously didn't care about whether they lived or died at the hands of his bloodthirsty mob because it's always about HIM. You know this is true, he's a malignant narcissist. Yet you call the 7 principled Republicans who voted to convict for inciting a deadly insurrection 'traitors' when that's EXACTLY WHAT HE DID.
What would Jesus think of your constant apologetics of this morally repugnant man and his vile acts? What would your Lord and Maker say of your persistent self deception?
Yeah I'd chalk the first one up to the head injury.
But the 2nd one is kind of weird. Like maybe he'd already had suicidal ideation before the insurrection.
Ever thought of putting the crack pipe down? You should.
You should strive to salvage whatever's left of your crack addled brain.
Thanks, and props for admitting mistake, as it's a rare quality on this board for sure.
Yeah if blacks were majority in the south then there'd be a permanent Democratic majority in the USA and the country would look far different.
They're not the majority but if you ever visit any of those high black population southern states in your link you'll see how segregation is still alive and well. There are areas where you won't see a single white person driving through it. Mississippi at the top as a former plantation state being the worst offender.
But you're right, at a 38.5% black population in Mississippi and 90% voting Dem you'd only need 20% of whites to vote Dem and you could turn the most redneck state of all solid blue. Although that assumes population numbers neatly translates to eligible voters which isn't the case in the south when you take into account voter suppression.
With Georgia at 33% at 90% voting Dem you wouldn't need many whites to crossover either. So how have Republicans had a stranglehold on every statewide office and presidential elections in Georgia? Voter suppression.
I credit Trump as the biggest reason for turning Georgia blue and gifting the dems a majority in the Senate. McConnell thinks so too.
I'm trying to wrap my head around your logic ksp. What is "substantially supported" to you?
15% of Republicans in the Senate is a percentage of statistical significance. Just because you dismiss them as traitors doesn't suddenly make them no longer Republicans and thereby make your invalid point somehow less invalid.
There were SEVEN, the most support ever garnered from a president's own party in support of an impeachment of a president in a Senate trial in history. The strong bipartisan support in a time of hyper polarization speaks for itself.
Furthermore if you actually viewed and listened to Nadler's words carefully you'd see why it's silly for you even think there's any equivalence.
"Impeachment was not a means to punish a president for personal wrongdoing unrelated to his office..." 2:18
So apples and oranges. Unlike Clinton's affair, inciting a deadly insurrection to try to pressure congress to overturn his electoral defeat ABSOLUTELY IS related to his office ksp.
And you're trying to tell me with a straight face you agreed with Nadler back in the late 1990s? Of course you didn't. What changed ksp? By trying to pinpoint hypocrisy in Nadler you're only highlighting your own.
Hilarious seeing as how 7 Republicans voted to convict.
You've been watching to much OANN ksp. Youve been OANNED.
"My brother called Biden "mister president" in 2007 when he bumped into himself at an airport, thus predicting his acendancy to the presidency."
You are loony tunes.
There is no state in the union that is "majority black". Blacks are 10% of the US population, they don't have majorities in any state.
"Might be hard to do considering the deep south is majority black and do vote Republican, I think."
Is this a joke? Trump won eight percent of the black vote and that was an improvement by two percent over 2016.
Judging from the author's career trajectory it looks like a clear and linear descent DOWN.
[Ingrid Seyer-Ochi is a former UC Berkeley and Mills College professor, ex-Oakland Unified School District principal and current San Francisco Unified School District high school teacher.]
Starting as a prof and ending as a high school teacher? It makes me wonder why.
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